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NARAL Pro Choice America President Hogue on Texas ruling: “pleased but not surprised”

abortionsNARAL Pro Choice America President Ilyse Hogue response to the ruling in Texas:

“We are pleased but not surprised by this development. It has been clear from day one that the laws advanced by Governor Perry and others are unconstitutional and put women at greater risk. We will continue to fight to ensure all parts of this law, and other laws restricting women’s health care options, which are clearly unconstitutional are defeated.”

Earlier today a NY federal job ruled it was unconstitutional to require abortion doctors have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. It was determined this would unreasonably limit a woman’s access to state abortion clinics.